Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28
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CAMPANINI CoNCEIT.-Announcem is
made that next Wednesday evening the
celebrated Campanini operate concert
troupe will appear at the Metropolitan
Theater. The company is probably the
strongest generally that has visited the
coast, If exception is made of the Patti
| troupes. The success achieved by the or
ganization in San Francisco has been very
great, and the commentators of the press
| and public unanimous. The demand for
short season of opera by the company was
so great that it returned to San Francisco
from the South this week and acceded to
the public desire. Italo Campanini, the
great tenor, heads the company, with Nine
Elvira Repetto soprano; Nine. Sofia Sea-
chi, the famous contralio; Nine. Metaura
Torricelli, a violinist whom the San Fran
cisco Call pronOunces q wonderful and
| well-nigh perfect artist in the mastery of
| the instrument; Francesca Baldini, tenor
| Antonio Galassi, baritone; Romano Nan
nett, bassO Baldassare Corsini, buffo, and
Alfred Gore, director. The prices charged
in San Francisco for all the concerts were
| 81 so, So and 81. For Sacramento they are
announced to be 81. 81 30 and 81, the local
management having secured this conces-
sion as condition of the entertainment
The box sheet opens at the theater to-mor-
row at 10 A. N
ORPHANS BENEFIT.-At the Metropoli-
tan Theater, next Saturday evening, a
grand charity entertainment will be given
| in aid of the Orphans Christmas Fund and
the Infants Shelter. The spectacle of
Jack and the Bean Stalk" arranged by
| G. NJ. Prodger, who will have the manage
| ment of the entertainment, will be pro-
duced. with new and novel effects and
handsome scenery to aid in illustrating the
rare old nursery tale. A special matinee
will be given at 2 O'Clock, with admission
twenty-five cents. At night the prices will
be fifty and twenty-five cents TIE enter
| tainment has long been in preparation and
| expectation is pleasurably excited to wit
| ness the spectacle promised. r. T. CChn
will personate Jack" and Miss Gertie
| Carley will be Jill" Mrs. James Seadler,
| as mother of Jack and JILL" Irishman,
E. C. Hart Friend of the Family, G. NJ =.
Prodger; Giant Thunderbolt, F. W Ingham;
imps, Messrs Arnold, Gopel, Hilderbrant,
Kleinsorge and Naghel elephant trainer,
Earnest Euraw; soldiers by members of
| Company H, First Artillery Regiment !;
colored servants, Messrs. Parsons, La
Basse, Naghel and Shannon. The story of
the trials and triumphs of Jack" Will be
solos, vocal and instrumental music, mill
tary evolutions, qual tets, fencing, duets,
living pictures by members of the School
of Design, evolutions by dancers, etc. The
entire net proceeds will go to the two
worthy purposes named and ought to be
large. The box-sheet is open at C. s..
Houghton's.
TUXEDO MTNsrRELs.-At the Clunie
Opera House Friday evening, the Tuxedo
Refined Minstrels," will appear. The
troupe is local and was heard here few
weeks ago, making a good impression and
drawing a very large audience The an
nouncement is now made that thirty MEN,
bers of the Tuxedo Club will take part.
There will be new and brilliant prismatic
fountain constructed by George w. Bingay,
group of acrobats, the Tuxedo quartet,
song and dance specialists, character sketch
| actors, two banjoists, an Irish specialist,
and the Tuxedo orchestra, with Otto W.
Noack, as director. The admission is fixed
/, at % and SO cents.